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sappre.alon " Rerlamsry.

II would By NO means be . bad idea 70
start q society for the suppression Of per-
fnmery. Every public place where people
are brought together, and especially whore
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WEDNESDAY. JUNE 5, 1881.
GaA SAeSsAs I

A---AlAgGLA ~ NJ ~ So -
Senator Faulkner was in
Charlestown on Tuesday.
The latest wrinkle on the stage
red and brown Mother Hub
bards.
Miss Mamie Hallman, daughter
Of Gen. Mailman, Of Nebraska, is
visiting j. 5. Trammell.
Officer O'Neal was informed this.
morning by the Mayor to abate
the nuisance ofsling shots. Good +!
There were in attendance at
the Opera House last nightabout
two dozen persons. Some one
ring o coW-bell.
New WHEELs.-Messrs. Law
renee Winning, NJ, G. Tabler, A.
D. Gilmore, N. T. Fisher and Cal.
Myers have just received new
wheels. They are all fine ma
chimes.
The Hagerstown Globe says the
Bicycle Club Of that place has ac-
cepted an invitation to visit Mar
tinsburg, w. Va, on the Fourth
Of July and participate in the
demonstration in that place. Ar
rangements for the visit will be
made after the meet in this city.
FOURTH OF July AT MARTINS
BURG.The Fourth Of July is to
be celebrated at Martinsburg, w.
Va, in an unusually spirited man
ner. Aleading feature will be q
trades display, into which the
merchants and manufacturers
Of the city have heartily entered.
Sixty-three fire companies, thirty
three bands and q number OF
military companies have been in
vited, among Others several or
ganizations Of Hagerstown, and
the acceptances are coming
in rapidly Several speakers Of
national reputation have been
invited to deliver addresses in
the public squares, and the SER
vices Of Senator J G. s. Blackbur
OF Kentucky, have already been
secured for the occasion. This
alone assures q brilliant orator.
cal attraction. AT night there
will be q fine display Of fire works.
Hagerstown will send q large del
egation to take part in and wit
mes the festivities, and we have
no doubt they win receive q hearty
welcome and be creditably enter
tanned. Hagerstown Globe.
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-06-08
POUND AT LAST.

A Genuine French Calf Gents Seam.
less Shoe worth &,oo for $500 and no
Oneelse has Ii and cant getit. We control
this market. G. p. HEARING & Co.,
Wide-Awake Shoe Dealer
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Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-06-08

If you are fond of q good cup Of Tea.
call at II. M. Herring,s. The finest
in the city.
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THOMPSON 81 TABL.ER
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The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1887-04-15
so tore.
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Choice larse white seed cats Tor ssle al Biz
stone City depot. Come and se4 them
T. l.. stone
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-16

In this court yestl rday the following
cases were disposed Of
George Reese (colored), feloniously as
saultng Daniel Murphy, pleaded guilty
Fined s. and jailed for one day.
c. c. Mitchell. for selling liquor 10 min
ors. was fined Sl5.
The case of Daniel I. Hall, charged
with The murder of Enoch Spotswood 10
set for trial next Thursday
Moses Baker (coloredl, who was con-
yicted Of making malicious assault upon
John II. Harris and his punishment fixed
at TWO yeais in the penitentiary and who
ha entered motion for new trial, was
TO. day brought into court. The motion
for new trial was overruled and the
court passed sentence upon him.
The motion for a new trial in the case
OF Page Morris (colored), who was con
yicted of malicious assault and was given
three years in the pententisry by the
Jury. was also oyerruled and Morris was
TO. .av sentenced by the court.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-16
4 BRIGHT BLAZE.


About $50 O'Clock last night the alarm
Of fire was sounded, aud a bright light in
the direction of the Danyille depot in
dicated that something more than an or
dinpry blaze was in progress. The Fire
Department responded with its usual
promptness, and il was ascertained that
Fairbanks cooper shop on The river bank
and Just i'm rear of the depot was IN
flames.
No definite information cOull be Oh
taiued as 10 The origin of The fire. All
that could be learned was that while an
engine was shifting some cars on the
rack. some 0t the hands smrlt smoke.
and proceeded 90 investigate the cause
This led 10 The discovery that the build
ing was burning on the inside, and the
a.arm was no once given.
Before the department arrived the
flames had spread all throughout tle cs-
adjustment, and fears were entertained
that tine depot itself would catch soon
after the engines arrived, however, the
ire was gotten under control, aud fur
ther damage was prevented.
The loss was considerable hut how
great could nor be accurately estimated
II is believed 90 bee fully covered by in-
-urancc.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-16

William, aiias Montgomery Jackson, a
yellow man, was before the Police Court
yesterday charged with stealing certain
wearing apparel
Jackson came to the city tramp from
Philadelphia, and at one o'clock in the
morning last Sunday, at his earnest re
quest, was given bed in the house OF
James Matthews. Next morning he was
given something TO eat and while Mat
thews was at church. Jackson went back
broke open the room and stole a satchel
containing a new suit of clothes, pistol
shirts, collars, nccktics, &c, and left the
city, counting cross ties on the Richmond
and Danyille railroad. At Granite he
stopped over night trying 10 sell the
stolen articles. Information reached
there Of the theft after he had left He
,as pursued and caught at Powhatan
station. and yesterday was sent on TO the
grand jury by Justice Richardson.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-16
LOCAL NOTES.

Miss Susie Morton Of Charlotte county
is visiting the Misses Campbell at 3l9
West Grace street
The raising of the grade Of Sixth street
between Broad and lay throws a num-
Der Of floors of the houses on the west
side below the pavement
Thirteenth street, between Main and
Cary, Is being paved with granite blocks
in good style.
DR.. j. D. Pendleton, clerk Of the Viz
ginia Senate, was in the city Yesterday.
lie will, doubtless, be reelected Decem-
Der 7th.
HE. Harman. Of the Southern Toja'co
Joarnal. Danyille, was at the Exchange
Yesterday.
A colored lunatic, Willis Scott, who
has been confined in the citY Jill some
time. was discharged yesterday. having
been cured. This is the second lunatic
cured at the prison recently.
Mrs. W. II. L. Morecock Of Williams
burg. who has been visiting the city
week, has gone home.
The Richmond Railway Company are
extending their track out Eighth street
beyond Broad this week. This line VIII
20 to Leigh and then to Brooke avenue
The ambulance was called to Pace &
sizer's factory yesterday II 1890 O'Clock
TO see A man named Williams, employed
there. who had suddenly taken sick
Assistance was rendered him, aud h'
was taken to his home on Leigh street.
DR.. E.P. Wright, who was married on
Tuesday. November sth, returned homl
from his bridal trip Yesterday evening
DR.. Wright is now residing at $40 las
franklin street.
Quite a severe hail storm preyaile'
here Yesterday morning about O'Clock
and the ground for while was coyere'
with little ice pellets.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-16

I'm the Police Court yesterday 8 num-
her of tramps were given marching or
ders. and number fined for being drunk
and disOrderly.
Kate Walker lcoloredl was sent TO jail
in default of surety ia the sum Of 5000
for twelve months to keep the peace
John Henry Tyler (cOloredl, one OF the
participants I'm the riot on lower Main
stree Sunday afternoon, had his case
continued until tomorrow He Is
charged with throwing stones at Mir
James Botto and Mr. Charles Kersey.
Fleming Christian (coloredl was
charged with recklessly driving his horse
in ihe public street and knocking down
and injuring the horse Of Isaac Crump
He was fined $40 and costs
Isaac Washington lc0lored) was fined
So and COTS for fighting in the bar-room
of John Smith.
Lucy Holmes (coloredl failed to give
the required security for peaceable con
duct, and i'm consequence went TO jail
She was charged with cursing and abusing
Annie Spencer.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-16

In this court yesterday the following
cases were disposed Of
Dreyer VS. Jarvis & Glynn, verdict for
plaintiff for $lj4
II. b. Talinferro & Co. vs. J. F. Me
George and wife Jury waived. Judg-
ment by court against defendant j. F.
McGeorge. for $4492s and costs, and
judgment in favor of Mrs. M0George on
her plea Of infancy.
Robert Courtney vs. +. Y Cannon.
Verdict for plaintiff for $40 Motion
made by defendant TO set aside verdict
and the court took time 10 consider.
The following suit was instituted
Samuel Freedley, surviving partner Of
himself and j. W. Cardwell, under the
firm and style of Cardwell y Co., again
A. j. Wiuer & Co., and William p. DE
Sassure Action Of debt, Sl21l4.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-16
MASSACHUSETTS AND TENNESSEE.
Private Marriage Yesterday.

At 1890 am. yesterday large number
Of friends and acquaintance OF Mr. C.
ID. Hill, 800 East Franklin, met at his
residence TO witness the marriage OF Mr.
f. o Foster OF Boston, Mass. to Miss
Mary Blair, daughter Of Colonel d. p.
Blair Of 'emphis, Tenn.
Dr. VI. ID. Hoge united the happy pair
and they left on the 1i07 train for q
northern tour, and will settle in Boston
The bride was dressed in travelling COS
tune. There were no bridesmaids mol
grOnmsmen
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-16
EHhr

NJ Editor:
Sir.-ln the DsDltct yesterday was pub-
lished an article under the above caption,
which we pronounce 10 be @ false state
ment In the first place, Rev. William
Troy was not tele1mphed bgt written
to-not where Doe happened t0 DE 40 the
time. hu where he hal charge Of ihe
First Baptist church of Lexington for
proof read the PifHd OF ihc l2lh in-
sauU Second. the rule referred to does
not apply in This case, because the min
utes OF the meeting of the Path were re-
iected in tyt0. And we appeal to the i'm
telligent people of This community, who
know something abOutparlmmentary law
The meeting diduOt dluurn 300 confusion,
hut was adjourned Hpr0upt8 by ONE of
rOys unscrupul0us diehOn.t hcncnmen.
who captured ihe chiirmanship of The
meeting about g o'clock, one hour before
the regular hour of meeting. On a motion
made and seconded and put by ihe same
man. with eight men in the house by ac-
md count, and This champion mover IS
known by the namcOf Andrew Wishing
ton. Chairman Watt Jefferson. seeing
that the majority was against him, with
Is motion pending. bee got up and adj
iuurnei the meeting while 70 speaker was
ON ihe floor Every intelligent reader
can see who was confused.
Mr. Troy failed to trli this community
that Deacon Grimes. chairman of The
Pulpit Committee, informed him thni
they bad filled the desk for the day. to
which he replied, 81 don't want any con.
troye,sy with you. / shall proceed.
The minister requested go bee there wa.
in The house but could not preach. iit
also failed 90 tell you that the Pulpit
Committee appealed 90 the deacOns and
trustees after the Il O'Clock service 90
know what they should 90, and tnal
body. by a vote of A. 10 3. decided mai
{ e Pulpit Committee should be sustained
and appointed a special committee OF
seven 10 inform Troy that DE must no
usurp authority by attempting tO OiilcIale
Al ihe afternoon service the chairman
of that committee was "the great crowd
be had % squeeze through at the gate
and James Johnson, whom De charge
with SO much ins0ience, is chairman o
the board of trustees.
Hoping this may suffice, we submit th
matter 10 an impartial public
4 G.. DAVIS.
JAMES JOHNSON.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-16
HENRICO COUNTY.


Marriage la Court Minor Mention.
Yesterday morning Miss Susan Z
Robertson bad Mr. Robert II Throgmor
ton (bo;h parties being residents Of Hen
rico county, arrested on the charge
Of seduction under promise Of marriage.
ThTogmorlon was srraigned before Jus
tice 1allcy and Winston, and a long ar
ray of witnesses summoned. Before,
however, any witnesses were examined,
Throgmoitan decided TO compromise by
marrying Miss Robertson. In conse
Quence Of this conclusion Clerk Waddill
was called on, who soon issued the neces-
sary license Rev Dr. r. r. Howison
pastor OF the Third Presbyterian church
was sent for who soon arrived, and IN
the courthouse, in the presence Of con-
gratuiatOry audience soon changed the
name of Miss Robertson into that Of Mrs
IhrOgmOrtOn.
The County Court, Judge /. c. Minor
will be i'm session 90 lay.
Sheriff Southworth, who has been con.
fnei at home for nearly week with d
severe attack Of illness, was out yester-
day. The sher1s sickness was contract
cd by speaking at night in the opea All
during the late campaign.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-16

LAWYER II II Cr.uenien, assignee OF
A. =. Hatch * Co, brokers, was busy yrs.-
rd preparing atcment of. he firm &
affairs. lie says that from bis inyesli-
CATION SD far be ju iges that the iiaDlii'
Ties will not reach 100000 aud that The
assests would about cover them
The executive committee Of the Shoe
Manufacturers Association met yesier-
dav and completed the business len over
by' the convention Monday. The or
ganizati0n was made permanent, aud tue
manufacturers viii DO future be com
bined against the w0rkmen
A special from Portsmouth, Ohio, tells
of the death OF Mrs sarah Gowdey aged
eighty years, who WAS present al lh'
birlh Of General Giant, and was DE
nurse in infancy
= he Car has refused to comply viii
energetic requ 8 IF The Panslsyls pafIl
to assist Abyssinia against Italy an'
England
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-16

Hon. j. ID Patton has written letter
from Paris 10 d friend in Richmond, de-
scribing the delcacies Of The gay me-
tropolis of fashion. and dtscaniiug on The
ability with which they serve quail, duck,
and grouse. The TIMES, upon hearing OF
this epistle at once cabied its autnor,
asking for permission 10 publish 10, and
we hope 10 be able 20 lay it before the
public as well for the sake Of lbs brilliancy
as for iis value as q guide TO travellers.
The body of a dead b by was found
Yesterday i'm the alley from Ninth TO
Tenth streets, between Broad and Mar
shall. Coroner Taylor viewed the re-
mains. but did not deem an Inquest
necessary
A arse delegation of Methodist preach
ers passed through the city yesterday
morning from various points 10 the
State. on their way 20 Danyille where
The State Methodist Conference began
its session Yesterday
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-16

Mrs Anna Geese was charged with
frauduleniy obtaining groceries from
Mr. George ! Thoml. who keeps a gro
cery store ON the corner Of Broad and
Second streets
II seems Mrs Geese went in the store
and purchased these groceries They
were placed in her empty basket. She
then said She did not have the money. SO
she gave her address as il2 West Mar
shall street and BIER name as Mrs IeelA
Mr. Marshall, the clrrk. sent AN
errand boy named Doctor Tay-
lor with Mrs Geese 20 collect
the money When some distance up
Broad street Mrs. Geese sent the boy
back 10 get a bag o flour, retaining the
groceries While the boy was absent Mrs.
Geese gave him the slip and went 90 her
home ON Calhoun street The boy carried
the flour tO West Marshall street. and. of
course. found no Mrs Ileely The police
were informed and soon found Mrs
Geese and arrest q her Justice Rich.
arlson gave her fifteen lays in iaiI, from
which judgment her counsel, Edgar All
Ian, ESQ appealed t0 the Hastings
Court Mrs. Geese was released ON bail